AES Student Blog

May 2014

Experienced audio professionals are the backbone of our competitions.

The judges of the Student Recording and Student Design Competition at the 136th AES Convention in Berlin really had their work cut out. Not only did they have to review 70 (!) submissions, judging them and choosing the finalists was particularly tricky as the quality standard was exceptionally high throughout.

The judges' commitment didn't end there, though. They were also deeply involved during the main presentations of the finalists' projects and discussed them in great detail in front of a live audience. On top of that they happily answered questions of anyone who took part in the competition outside of the scheduled events.

They really went above and beyond and the Student Delegate Assembly is extremely grateful for their dedication, and hard and thorough work!

Photos of AES136 student events now online.

The 136th AES Convention in Berlin has been a great success for the Student Delegate Assembly. The student participation was astounding. We've spotted many familiar faces and got to meet many people who came along for the first time.

Photos of the student activities during these exciting four days can now be found online - just follow this link for a trip down memory lane!

Many thanks to everyone who travelled to Germany's capital to spend some time with our audio community - you've made it a truly great event!

The Student Delegate Assemblycongratulatates the winnersand thanks all students who have taken part.

The quaity standard of the submissions has been exceptionally high across the board and the judges had a hard time picking the finalists. Even if you didn't win an award you can be tremendously proud of yourself and we hope that you will take part in future competitions.